04 /27 | MIL Group Webinar – Training Opportunities in Clinical and Basic Research in LATAM

A new SOLACI – CACI joint event is coming, Women as One, with the support of Boston Scientific

In this new educational endeavor, we will focus on training opportunities in clinical and basic research in LATAM for women interventionists to develop their professional career in this area. 

In this context, different international leaders in the field will deliver appealing presentations intended to provide the audience with different practical tools

Date: April 27, 2022 at 06.30 PM (Argentina / Brasil; UTC-3).

This event is open and free of charge. Look at our program below to find out all about these activities and sign up!


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